Little advice needed

Hello Melissa and Alex I need your advice with something. On my website as you have seen I have installed review component for handling reviews of articles but the challenge is that component uses javascript for rendering login module which I am forced to use because redirect them to login page would be bad as user would need to navigate again to article he want to review and probably give up doing so. As I do not want to use their social login function as it is buggy at best I need little help with this one.

I have managed with many errors and trials to include jfcb tag in it but it is rendered as plain text and as I have never played with javascripts I need little hint on what I am doing wrong.

Code which made tag show on pop up module is:
<code>loginHtml+= '<div class="_socialogin_method" style="font-size:1.2em">'+_this.lang.get("{JFBCLogin}")+'</div>';</code>

and it renders it in modal without any errors but it is just text (see attachment)

What would I need to change or add to make it work? Any hint would be apreciated.

In attachment I have uploaded entire script for you to see it and on line 189 you will see the code which displays jfbc tag but as I said as plain text.  

Thank you again!

   
 

And I figured it out how to add buttons in that modal and now my question is can I invoke social login with link for networks I have on website?

To clarify can I trigger social login of Jfbcconnect with link?

Something like: mysite.com/jfcbconnect-url-for-selected-...l-registration-login...

Thank you!

I hope they are delicious Alex Don't apologize please.

I tried with example above but now that stupid pop up with form wont render it is gonna be yet another learning curve for me to do this.
the only thing which worked and generated a button is:

loginHtml+= '<a href="www.google.com/">Button text';

Every other variation resulted in not rendering pop up.

But I am gonna figure it out as I will die before I use anything other than jfcb for social reg/login as now after adventure Mel went with correcting issues on my site everything works smooth as butter

Thank you again Alex

 

Update: I made it but with little different aproach
I simply striped that script of firing on front end with theme override of component and then I used extention called EngageBox which can prevent default action of en element and replace it with another in this case loading of proper login module with jfcb buttons present.

Plus to make sure that it works for users who for some reason stop scripts from runing added simple href link leading to the log in page. Win win in every case Alex.
But the idea came from you Alex and I thank you for that